Sentence examples for continuously in motion from inspiring English sources

He is almost continuously in motion, meeting with groups of relatives.

Such positions, however, are valid for only an instant of time, since all objects in the solar system are continuously in motion.

His directors in the series — Doug Liman in "The Bourne Identity" and Paul Greengrass in "The Bourne Supremacy" and now "The Bourne Ultimatum" — have kept him almost continuously in motion, racing down streets and along corridors, leaping across rooftops.

His directors in the series Doug Liman in "The Bourne Identity" and Paul Greengrass in "The Bourne Supremacy" and now "The Bourne Ultimatum"—have kept him almost continuously in motion, racing down streets and along corridors, leaping across rooftops.

In this program of new and recent pieces, Ms. Meehan may also be expected to present non-narrative dance that is serene, continuously in motion and beautiful, as Anna Kisselgoff put it in this newspaper, for "the naturalness of its sophistication".

To start again from this exploration and imagine a new form of urbanity means to become aware that we are dealing not with a white board on which to let forms settle but, if anything, with a highly diversified space, continuously in motion, with various layers and levels, in which 'wiring' propels energies and forces that are not seen but work uninterruptedly to produce incessant change.

Blood concentrations of the endocannabinoid 2-AG in volunteers with motion sickness remained almost non-reactive throughout the experiment but increased continuously in individuals without motion intolerance.

Small test tubes, wrapped in foil, stood in racks on motorized, lightly heated platforms that rocked them continuously in a circular motion.

In order to satisfy the constraints continuously in time, the motion planning problem is transformed into a B-spline positivity problem.

This paper presents a novel method in the civil engineering context utilising 'free-field' measurement of human bouncing and jumping forces recorded continuously in time using motion capture technology transferred and adapted from biomechanical research.

For the CCC argument strongly suggests a symmetry between God's act of continuously creating a body at rest and continuously creating a body in motion, since the latter is described as differing from the former only in that in the latter case, God continuously creates the body in different locations over time.